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Robert Blumen

Robert Blumen

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Robert Blumen is an independent software developer based in San Francisco, California.

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    In a recent article, The Case Against Gold David Berman interviews a Canadian fund manager who is bearish for all of the wrong reasons. As…

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    Published 04 September 2006 | viewed 5,162 times

    He who sells what isn't his'n buys it back or goes to prison. -- saying An "elastic currency" has been one of the rallying cries…

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    Mike Shedlock, in his consistently thoughtful and informative blog, provides an excellent summary of the box canyon in which the Fed finds itself. In a…

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    Published 11 June 2006 | viewed 4,786 times

    Financing is not funding. Finance is a means of keeping track of who has agreed to fund what, through contractual arrangements known as bonds, notes…

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    Published 07 May 2006 | viewed 7,533 times

    This article originally was published by the Ludwig von Mises Institute. "There can be nothing more unreal in its pretensions than debt currency itself." -…

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    Published 05 December 2005 | viewed 6,031 times

    This article was originally given as a talk at the Burton S. Blumert conference on Gold, Freedom, and Peace, a benefit for LewRockwell.com. In 2002,…

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    Published 16 October 2005 | viewed 4,004 times

    "One of the main tasks of economics," wrote Mises, "is to explode the basic inflationary fallacy that confused the thinking of authors and statesmen from…

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    Published 09 October 2005 | viewed 2,869 times

    "The fundamental error of our financial policy lies in the attempt to create wealth by creating currency: it is putting the servant before the master…

  • Real Bills, Phony Wealth: Christmas with the Cranks

    Published 08 October 2005 | viewed 2,831 times

    An earlier version of this article appeared on the web site of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. The masses are misled by the assertions of…

  • Real Bills, Phony Wealth: Unclear on the Concept

    Published 09 October 2005 | viewed 4,297 times

    Saving is no fun. Americans have very nearly given up the habit -- what good reason could there be for reducing consumption? The desire to…